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- Release Year
- 1994
- Book Title
- The Press Gang: Newspapers and Politics, 1865-1878
- ISBN
- 9780807844465
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
University of North Carolina Press
ISBN-10
0807844462
ISBN-13
9780807844465
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1025557
Product Key Features
Number of Pages
424 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Press Gang : Newspapers and Politics, 1865-1878
Subject
United States / 19th Century, Journalism
Publication Year
1994
Features
New Edition
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Language Arts & Disciplines, History
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
23.5 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6.1 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
93-036489
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Edition
20
Reviews
This extremely readable account . . . strengthens the belief that history does not repeat itself.Illinois Historical Journal, Mark Summers's work commands that we never think of nineteenth-century newspaper sources in quite the same way again.Journal of Southern History, This extremely readable account . . . strengthens the belief that history does not repeat itself. Illinois Historical Journal, Mark Summers's work commands that we never think of nineteenth-century newspaper sources in quite the same way again. Journal of Southern History, The Press Gang is a fresh narrative of party strife of the Gilded Age. . . . Persuasive and wonderfully readable. Reviews in American History, The Press Gang is a fresh narrative of party strife of the Gilded Age. . . . Persuasive and wonderfully readable.Reviews in American History
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
071/.3/09034
Edition Description
New Edition
Synopsis
Relations between the press and politicians in modern America have always been contentious. In The Press Gang , Mark Summers tells the story of the first skirmishes in this ongoing battle. Following the Civil War, independent newspapers began to separate themselves from partisan control and assert direct political influence. The first investigative journalists uncovered genuine scandals such as those involving the Tweed Ring, but their standard practices were often sensational, as editors and reporters made their reputations by destroying political figures, not by carefully uncovering the facts. Objectivity as a professional standard scarcely existed. Considering more than ninety different papers, Summers analyzes not only what the press wrote but also what they chose not to write, and he details both how they got the stories and what mistakes they made in reporting them. He exposes the peculiarly ambivalent relationship of dependence and distaste among reporters and politicians. In exploring the shifting ground between writing the stories and making the news, Summers offers an important contribution to the history of journalism and mid-nineteenth-century politics and uncovers a story that has come to dominate our understanding of government and the media., Relations between the press and politicians in modern America have always been contentious. In The Press Gang, Mark Summers tells the story of the first skirmishes in this ongoing battle. Following the Civil War, independent newspapers began to separate themselves from partisan control and assert direct political influence. The first investigative journalists uncovered genuine scandals such as those involving the Tweed Ring, but their standard practices were often sensational, as editors and reporters made their reputations by destroying political figures, not by carefully uncovering the facts. Objectivity as a professional standard scarcely existed. Considering more than ninety different papers, Summers analyzes not only what the press wrote but also what they chose not to write, and he details both how they got the stories and what mistakes they made in reporting them. He exposes the peculiarly ambivalent relationship of dependence and distaste among reporters and politicians. In exploring the shifting ground between writing the stories and making the news, Summers offers an important contribution to the history of journalism and mid-nineteenth-century politics and uncovers a story that has come to dominate our understanding of government and the media., Relations between the press and politicians in modern America have always been contentious. In The Press Gang, Mark Summers tells the story of the first skirmishes in this ongoing battle. Following the Civil War, independent newspapers began to separate themselves from partisan control and assert direct political influence, and the first investigative journalists uncovered genuine scandals., Relations between the press and politicians in modern America have always been contentious. In The Press Gang, Mark Summers tells the story of the first skirmishes in this ongoing battle. Following the Civil War, independent newspapers began to separate themselves from partisan control and assert direct political influence. The first investigative journalists uncovered genuine scandals such as those involving the Tweed Ring, but their standard practices were often sensational, as editors and reporters made their reputations by destroying political figures, not by carefully uncovering the facts. Objectivity as a professional standard scarcely existed.Considering more than ninety different papers, Summers analyzes not only what the press wrote but also what they chose not to write, and he details both how they got the stories and what mistakes they made in reporting them. He exposes the peculiarly ambivalent relationship of dependence and distaste among reporters and politicians. In exploring the shifting ground between writing the stories and making the news, Summers offers an important contribution to the history of journalism and mid-nineteenth-century politics and uncovers a story that has come to dominate our understanding of government and the media.
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93-36489 [PN]
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